draft

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• Received-Pronunciation, Southern-England: /dɹɑːft/
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• rhymes with -ɑːft
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• US: /dɹæft/
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• Northern-England: /dɹaft/
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• Scotland: /dɾaft/
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• rhymes with -æft
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• CMU ARPABET: D R AE1 F T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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A phonetic spelling of draught (compare laughter), from Middle English draught, draght (“that which is pulled; that which is drawn up, a design”), from Old English *dreaht, *dræht, from Proto-West Germanic *drahti, *drahtu, from Proto-Germanic *drahtuz (“a pulling, drawing”). Cognate with Dutch dracht, German Tracht, Icelandic dráttur. By surface analysis, draw + -t.

466 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: наливен (naliven) — referring to drinks on tap
• Dutch: van 't vat — referring to drinks on tap
• Dutch: getapt — referring to drinks on tap
• Finnish: hana- — referring to drinks on tap
• French: au fût — referring to drinks on tap
• French: à la pression — referring to drinks on tap
• German: vom Fass — referring to drinks on tap
• Hungarian: csapolt — referring to drinks on tap
• Italian: alla spina — referring to drinks on tap
• Khmer: ស្រស់ (srɑh) — referring to drinks on tap
• Lao: ສົດ (sot) — referring to drinks on tap
• Macedonian: точено (točeno) — referring to drinks on tap
• Polish: beczkowy — referring to drinks on tap
• Polish: z kija — referring to drinks on tap
• Serbo-Croatian: točeno — referring to drinks on tap
• Spanish: de grifo — referring to drinks on tap
• Spanish: de baril — referring to drinks on tap
• Swedish: tapp- — referring to drinks on tap
• Bulgarian: за впрягане (za vprjagane) — referring to animals used for pulling loads
• Finnish: veto- — referring to animals used for pulling loads
• French: de trait — referring to animals used for pulling loads
• Armenian: միջանցահով (miǰancʻahov) — current of air coming in
• Armenian: միջանցաքամի (miǰancʻakʻami) — current of air coming in
• Armenian: սկվազնյակ (skvaznyak) — current of air coming in
• Azerbaijani: yelçəkən — current of air coming in
• Belarusian: скразня́к (skraznják) — current of air coming in
• Belarusian: про́йма (prójma) — current of air coming in
• Bulgarian: тече́ние (tečénie) — current of air coming in
• Catalan: corrent — current of air coming in
• Catalan: correntia — current of air coming in
• Czech: průvan — current of air coming in
• Danish: gennemtræk — current of air coming in
• Dutch: tocht — current of air coming in
• Dutch: trek — current of air coming in
• Esperanto: aerfluo — current of air coming in
• Esperanto: trablovo — current of air coming in
• Estonian: tõmbetuul — current of air coming in
• Finnish: veto — current of air coming in
• French: courant d'air — current of air coming in
• German: Zug — current of air coming in
• German: Luftzug — current of air coming in
• German: Durchzug — current of air coming in
• German: Zugluft — current of air coming in
• Hungarian: huzat — current of air coming in
• Ido: aeroflueto — current of air coming in
• Ingrian: läpituuli — current of air coming in
• Italian: spiffero — current of air coming in
• Italian: aspirazione — current of air coming in
• Italian: refolo — current of air coming in
• Italian: corrente d'aria — current of air coming in
• Latin: perflātus — current of air coming in
• Macedonian: провев (provev) — current of air coming in
• Macedonian: промаја (promaja) — current of air coming in
• Māori: kauanu — current of air coming in
• Norwegian Bokmål: trekk — current of air coming in
• Polish: przeciąg — current of air coming in
• Polish: cug — current of air coming in
• Portuguese: corrente — current of air coming in
• Romanian: suflare — current of air coming in
• Romanian: tiraj — current of air coming in
• Romanian: curent de aer — current of air coming in
• Russian: сквозня́к (skvoznják) — current of air coming in
• Russian: тя́га (tjága) — current of air coming in
• Scots: draucht — current of air coming in
• Scottish Gaelic: struth-gaoith — current of air coming in
• Scottish Gaelic: gaoth tro tholl — current of air coming in
• Serbo-Croatian: про̏маја — current of air coming in
• Serbo-Croatian: про̏маха — current of air coming in
• Serbo-Croatian: prȍmaja — current of air coming in
• Serbo-Croatian: prȍmaha — current of air coming in
• Slovak: prievan — current of air coming in
• Spanish: corriente — current of air coming in
• Spanish: corriente de aire — current of air coming in
• Swahili: mpepea — current of air coming in
• Swedish: drag — current of air coming in
• Swedish: korsdrag — current of air coming in
• Ukrainian: про́тяг (prótjah) — current of air coming in
• Ukrainian: про́дув (próduv) — current of air coming in
• Uzbek: yelvizak — current of air coming in
• Welsh: gwynt — current of air coming in
• Welsh: drafft — current of air coming in
• Welsh: ffrwd yr awel — current of air coming in
• Bulgarian: тя́га (tjága) — draw through a flue
• Dutch: trek — draw through a flue
• Finnish: veto — draw through a flue
• French: tirage — draw through a flue
• German: Zug — draw through a flue
• Ingrian: veto — draw through a flue
• Italian: tiraggio — draw through a flue
• Italian: aspiratore — draw through a flue
• Polish: ciąg — draw through a flue
• Polish: cug — draw through a flue
• Russian: тя́га (tjága) — draw through a flue
• Swedish: drag — draw through a flue
• Bulgarian: пиене (piene) — act of drinking
• Finnish: juominen — act of drinking
• Belarusian: каўто́к (kawtók) — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Belarusian: глыто́к (hlytók) — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Bulgarian: глъ́тка (glǎ́tka) — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Catalan: glop — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Catalan: glopada — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Czech: hlt — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Czech: lok — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Danish: slurk — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Dutch: slok — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Dutch: teug — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Estonian: lonks — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Finnish: kulaus — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Finnish: huikka — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• French: gorgée — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• German: Schluck — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• German: Zug — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Ancient Greek: βρόχθος (brókhthos) — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Hungarian: korty — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Italian: sorso — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Italian: boccata — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Italian: sorsata — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Norwegian Bokmål: slurk — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Polish: łyk — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Polish: haust — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Portuguese: gole — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Portuguese: trago — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Romanian: înghițitură — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Romanian: gură — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Russian: глото́к (glotók) — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Scots: draucht — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Scottish Gaelic: tarraing — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Spanish: trago — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Swahili: mpepea — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Swedish: drag — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Swedish: svep — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Swedish: svälj — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Swedish: slurk — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Swedish: klunk — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Ukrainian: ковто́к (kovtók) — amount of liquid that is drunk in one swallow
• Bulgarian: доза (doza) — dose of medicine, alcohol, etc.
• Finnish: annos — dose of medicine, alcohol, etc.
• Bulgarian: наливна бира (nalivna bira) — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Chinese Mandarin: 生啤 (shēngpí) — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Danish: fadøl — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Danish: fadøl — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Finnish: hanaolut — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• French: bière à la pression — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• French: pression — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• German: Fassbier — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• German: gezapftes Bier — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Italian: birra alla spina — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Japanese: 生 (nama) — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Khmer: ដ្រាហ្វ (draaf) — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Khmer: ស្រស់ (srɑh) — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Korean: 생 (saeng) — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Māori: tarāwhe — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Portuguese: chopp — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Portuguese: chope — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Portuguese: fino — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Portuguese: imperial — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Serbo-Croatian: točeno pivo — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Spanish: cerveza de barril — beer drawn from a cask or keg
• Bulgarian: газене (gazene) — depth of water needed to float ship
• Catalan: calat — depth of water needed to float ship
• Czech: ponor — depth of water needed to float ship
• Dutch: diepgang — depth of water needed to float ship
• Estonian: süvis — depth of water needed to float ship
• Finnish: syväys — depth of water needed to float ship
• French: tirant — depth of water needed to float ship
• French: tirant d'eau — depth of water needed to float ship
• Galician: calado — depth of water needed to float ship
• German: Tiefgang — depth of water needed to float ship
• Hebrew: שֹׁקַע (shoka) — depth of water needed to float ship
• Icelandic: djúprista — depth of water needed to float ship
• Italian: pescaggio — depth of water needed to float ship
• Norwegian Bokmål: dypgang — depth of water needed to float ship
• Polish: zanurzenie — depth of water needed to float ship
• Portuguese: calado — depth of water needed to float ship
• Romanian: pescaj — depth of water needed to float ship
• Russian: оса́дка (osádka) — depth of water needed to float ship
• Scots: draucht — depth of water needed to float ship
• Spanish: calado — depth of water needed to float ship
• Swahili: mpepea — depth of water needed to float ship
• Swedish: djupgående — depth of water needed to float ship
• Welsh: dyfnder — depth of water needed to float ship
• Arabic: مُسْوَدَّة (muswadda) — early version of a written work
• Armenian: սեւագիր (sewagir) — early version of a written work
• Assamese: খচৰা (khosora) — early version of a written work
• Azerbaijani: taslaq — early version of a written work
• Azerbaijani: qaralama — early version of a written work
• Bashkir: ҡаралама (qaralama) — early version of a written work
• Belarusian: чарнаві́к (čarnavík) — early version of a written work
• Belarusian: чарня́к (čarnják) — early version of a written work
• Bengali: মুসাবিদা (muśabida) — early version of a written work
• Bengali: খসড়া (khośoṛa) — early version of a written work
• Bulgarian: чернова́ (černová) — early version of a written work
• Catalan: esborrany — early version of a written work
• Chinese Mandarin: 草稿 (cǎogǎo) — early version of a written work
• Czech: koncept — early version of a written work
• Czech: návrh — early version of a written work
• Danish: kladde — early version of a written work
• Danish: udkast — early version of a written work
• Dutch: kladversie — early version of a written work
• Dutch: kladje — early version of a written work
• Dutch: aanzet — early version of a written work
• Dutch: schets — early version of a written work
• Esperanto: projekto — early version of a written work
• Estonian: visand — early version of a written work
• Finnish: luonnos — early version of a written work
• French: brouillon — early version of a written work
• French: ébauche — early version of a written work
• German: Entwurf — early version of a written work
• Greek: προσχέδιο (proschédio) — early version of a written work
• Hebrew: טְיוּטָה (tyutá) — early version of a written work
• Hungarian: vázlat — early version of a written work
• Hungarian: piszkozat — early version of a written work
• Icelandic: drag — early version of a written work
• Irish: dréacht — early version of a written work
• Italian: bozza — early version of a written work
• Italian: minuta — early version of a written work
• Italian: brutta copia — early version of a written work
• Japanese: 稿 (kō) — early version of a written work
• Japanese: 草稿 (sōkō) — early version of a written work
• Korean: 초고 (chogo) — early version of a written work
• Ladino: bruyón — early version of a written work
• Lithuanian: juodraštis — early version of a written work
• Macedonian: нацрт (nacrt) — early version of a written work
• Manx: draght — early version of a written work
• Māori: hukihuki — early version of a written work
• Norman: brouoillon — early version of a written work
• Norwegian Bokmål: utkast — early version of a written work
• Norwegian Bokmål: skisse — early version of a written work
• Norwegian Bokmål: kladd — early version of a written work
• Norwegian Nynorsk: utkast — early version of a written work
• Polish: zarys — early version of a written work
• Polish: szkic — early version of a written work
• Portuguese: rascunho — early version of a written work
• Romanian: ciornă — early version of a written work
• Romanian: schiță — early version of a written work
• Russian: чернови́к (černovík) — early version of a written work
• Spanish: borrador — early version of a written work
• Spanish: minuta — early version of a written work
• Spanish: esbozo — early version of a written work
• Spanish: bosquejo — early version of a written work
• Spanish: anteproyecto — early version of a written work
• Swahili: mpepea — early version of a written work
• Swedish: skiss — early version of a written work
• Swedish: utkast — early version of a written work
• Tagalog: waki — early version of a written work
• Thai: ฉบับร่าง — early version of a written work
• Thai: ร่าง (râang) — early version of a written work
• Turkish: taslak — early version of a written work
• Ukrainian: черне́тка (černétka) — early version of a written work
• Ukrainian: чорня́к (čornják) — early version of a written work
• Vietnamese: nháp — early version of a written work
• Volapük: riget — early version of a written work
• Welsh: drafft — early version of a written work
• Welsh: sgerbwd — early version of a written work
• Arabic: مُسْوَدَّة (muswadda) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Bashkir: ҡаралама (qaralama) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Belarusian: эскі́з (eskíz) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Belarusian: зары́с (zarýs) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Belarusian: накі́дак (nakídak) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Bulgarian: ски́ца (skíca) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Catalan: esbós — preliminary sketch or outline
• Catalan: esborrany — preliminary sketch or outline
• Catalan: avantprojecte — preliminary sketch or outline
• Chinese Mandarin: 草案 (cǎo'àn) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Czech: náčrt — preliminary sketch or outline
• Czech: skica — preliminary sketch or outline
• Dutch: kladversie — preliminary sketch or outline
• Dutch: sketch — preliminary sketch or outline
• Estonian: visand — preliminary sketch or outline
• Finnish: luonnos — preliminary sketch or outline
• German: Entwurf — preliminary sketch or outline
• Greek: προσχέδιο (proschédio) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Hebrew: טְיוּטָה (tyutá) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Hungarian: vázlat — preliminary sketch or outline
• Hungarian: piszkozat — preliminary sketch or outline
• Irish: dréacht — preliminary sketch or outline
• Italian: bozzetto — preliminary sketch or outline
• Italian: schizzo — preliminary sketch or outline
• Italian: brutta copia — preliminary sketch or outline
• Japanese: 下書き (shitagaki) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Macedonian: скица (skica) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Macedonian: нацрт (nacrt) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Māori: hukihuki — preliminary sketch or outline
• Norwegian Bokmål: skisse — preliminary sketch or outline
• Polish: szkic — preliminary sketch or outline
• Portuguese: esboço — preliminary sketch or outline
• Romagnol: abòz — preliminary sketch or outline
• Romanian: schiță — preliminary sketch or outline
• Romanian: concept — preliminary sketch or outline
• Romanian: plan — preliminary sketch or outline
• Russian: эски́з (eskíz) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Russian: набро́сок (nabrósok) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Swahili: mpepea — preliminary sketch or outline
• Swedish: skiss — preliminary sketch or outline
• Tagalog: waki — preliminary sketch or outline
• Ukrainian: ескі́з (eskíz) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Ukrainian: на́черк (náčerk) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Ukrainian: на́рис (nárys) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Ukrainian: шкіц (škic) — preliminary sketch or outline
• Volapük: riget — preliminary sketch or outline
• Welsh: sgerbwd — preliminary sketch or outline
• Welsh: drafft — preliminary sketch or outline
• Bulgarian: мени́телница (menítelnica) — order for money to be paid
• Dutch: wissel — order for money to be paid
• Finnish: maksumääräys — order for money to be paid
• French: traite — order for money to be paid
• German: Tratte — order for money to be paid
• Irish: dréacht — order for money to be paid
• Italian: tratta — order for money to be paid
• Macedonian: меница (menica) — order for money to be paid
• Polish: trata — order for money to be paid
• Portuguese: trata — order for money to be paid
• Romanian: cec — order for money to be paid
• Russian: тра́тта (trátta) — order for money to be paid
• Russian: переводно́й ве́ксель (perevodnój vékselʹ) — order for money to be paid
• Spanish: trata — order for money to be paid
• Swahili: mpepea — order for money to be paid
• Ukrainian: тра́тта (trátta) — order for money to be paid
• Ukrainian: ве́ксель (vékselʹ) — order for money to be paid
• Arabic: تَجْنِيد (tajnīd) — conscription
• Armenian: զորակոչ (zorakočʻ) — conscription
• Belarusian: прызы́ў (pryzýw) — conscription
• Belarusian: набо́р (nabór) — conscription
• Bulgarian: на́бор (nábor) — conscription
• Catalan: reclutament — conscription
• Catalan: reclutament forçós — conscription
• Chinese Mandarin: 徵兵 /征兵 (zhēngbīng) — conscription
• Czech: odvod — conscription
• Danish: værnepligt — conscription
• Dutch: lichting — conscription
• Estonian: sõjaväekohustus — conscription
• Finnish: asevelvollisuus — conscription
• French: conscription — conscription
• German: Musterung — conscription
• German: Wehrdienst — conscription
• German: Einziehung — conscription
• German: Einberufung — conscription
• Hebrew: גִיּוּס (giyús) — conscription
• Hungarian: sorozás — conscription
• Hungarian: besorozás — conscription
• Italian: leva — conscription
• Italian: leva militare — conscription
• Japanese: 徴兵 (chōhei) — conscription
• Korean: 징병 (jingbyeong) — conscription
• Lithuanian: šaukimas — conscription
• Norwegian Bokmål: verneplikt — conscription
• Norwegian Bokmål: tvungen militærtjeneste — conscription
• Polish: pobór — conscription
• Portuguese: alistamento — conscription
• Romanian: recrutare — conscription
• Romanian: înrolare — conscription
• Russian: призы́в (prizýv) — conscription
• Russian: набо́р (nabór) — conscription
• Spanish: reclutamiento — conscription
• Spanish: leva — conscription
• Spanish: conscripción — conscription
• Swahili: mpepea — conscription
• Swedish: värnplikt — conscription
• Swedish: utskrivning — conscription
• Swedish: värvning — conscription
• Ukrainian: при́зов (prýzov) — conscription
• Ukrainian: набі́р (nabír) — conscription
• Yiddish: פּריזיוו (priziv) — conscription
• Chinese Mandarin: 選秀 /选秀 (xuǎnxiù) — system of assigning rookie players to professional sports teams
• Finnish: varausjärjestelmä — system of assigning rookie players to professional sports teams
• French: repêchage — system of assigning rookie players to professional sports teams
• German: Draft — system of assigning rookie players to professional sports teams
• Swahili: mpepea — system of assigning rookie players to professional sports teams
• Swedish: värvning — system of assigning rookie players to professional sports teams
• Bulgarian: тяга (tjaga) — rail transport: pulling force
• Bulgarian: те́глене (téglene) — action or act of pulling something along
• Bulgarian: дъ́рпане (dǎ́rpane) — action or act of pulling something along
• Finnish: vetäminen — action or act of pulling something along
• Finnish: kiskominen — action or act of pulling something along
• French: traction — action or act of pulling something along
• Hungarian: húzás — action or act of pulling something along
• Hungarian: vontatás — action or act of pulling something along
• Italian: tiro — action or act of pulling something along
• Italian: trazione — action or act of pulling something along
• Romanian: tras — action or act of pulling something along
• Romanian: tragere — action or act of pulling something along
• Spanish: tiro — action or act of pulling something along
• Swedish: drag — action or act of pulling something along
• Bulgarian: изваждане (izvaždane) — act of drawing in a net for fish
• Finnish: vetäminen — act of drawing in a net for fish
• Bulgarian: улов (ulov) — that which is drawn in; a catch, a haul
• Finnish: veto — that which is drawn in; a catch, a haul
• French: prise — that which is drawn in; a catch, a haul
• Bulgarian: отбор (otbor) — quantity drawn out from a larger population
• Bulgarian: подбор (podbor) — quantity drawn out from a larger population
• Finnish: erä — quantity drawn out from a larger population
• Arabic: سَوَّدَ (sawwada) — to write a first version
• Bulgarian: скици́рам (skicíram) — to write a first version
• Bulgarian: нахвърлям (nahvǎrljam) — to write a first version
• Estonian: visandama — to write a first version
• Finnish: luonnostella — to write a first version
• French: ébaucher — to write a first version
• German: zeichnen — to write a first version
• German: entwerfen — to write a first version
• Italian: abbozzare — to write a first version
• Manx: draght — to write a first version
• Māori: takawhakaaro — to write a first version
• Norwegian: skissere — to write a first version
• Norwegian: kladde — to write a first version
• Occitan: esboçar — to write a first version
• Portuguese: esboçar — to write a first version
• Spanish: esbozar — to write a first version
• Spanish: bosquejar — to write a first version
• Spanish: minutar — to write a first version
• Swedish: skissa — to write a first version
• Bulgarian: скицирам (skiciram) — to draw in outline; to make a sketch
• Bulgarian: нахвърлям (nahvǎrljam) — to draw in outline; to make a sketch
• Finnish: luonnostella — to draw in outline; to make a sketch
• French: esquisser — to draw in outline; to make a sketch
• French: faire un brouillon — to draw in outline; to make a sketch
• Bulgarian: изготвям (izgotvjam) — to write a law
• Dutch: wetsontwerp maken — to write a law
• Finnish: kirjoittaa — to write a law
• German: verfassen — to write a law
• Italian: stendere — to write a law
• Polish: pisać — to write a law
• Arabic: جَنَّدَ (jannada) — to conscript a person
• Bulgarian: мобилизи́рам (mobilizíram) — to conscript a person
• Czech: povolat — to conscript a person
• Dutch: oproepen — to conscript a person
• Dutch: ronselen — to conscript a person
• Estonian: lähetama — to conscript a person
• Finnish: kutsua palvelukseen — to conscript a person
• French: enrôler — to conscript a person
• French: embrigader — to conscript a person
• French: conscrire — to conscript a person
• French: recruter — to conscript a person
• German: abkommandieren — to conscript a person
• German: einziehen (Militär) — to conscript a person
• German: einberufen — to conscript a person
• Hungarian: besoroz — to conscript a person
• Hungarian: behív — to conscript a person
• Italian: arruolare — to conscript a person
• Māori: māpere — to conscript a person
• Norwegian: utskrive — to conscript a person
• Occitan: recrutar — to conscript a person
• Occitan: enrotlar — to conscript a person
• Occitan: conscriure — to conscript a person
• Polish: powołać — to conscript a person
• Portuguese: recrutar — to conscript a person
• Portuguese: alistar — to conscript a person
• Romanian: încorpora — to conscript a person
• Russian: набира́ть (nabirátʹ) — to conscript a person
• Russian: набра́ть (nabrátʹ) — to conscript a person
• Russian: призыва́ть (prizyvátʹ) — to conscript a person
• Russian: призва́ть (prizvátʹ) — to conscript a person
• Russian: мобилизова́ть (mobilizovátʹ) — to conscript a person
• Scottish Gaelic: gairm — to conscript a person
• Spanish: reclutar — to conscript a person
• Swedish: värva — to conscript a person
• Swedish: rekrytera — to conscript a person
• Swedish: kommendera — to conscript a person
• Bulgarian: подбирам (podbiram) — to select someone for a particular role or purpose
• German: auswählen — to select someone for a particular role or purpose
• German: einberufen — to select someone for a particular role or purpose
• Finnish: erottaa — to select and separate an animal from a group
• Finnish: varata — to select a rookie player
• German: draften — to select a rookie player
• Serbo-Croatian: драфтовати — to select a rookie player
• Serbo-Croatian: draftovati — to select a rookie player
• Finnish: peesata — to follow very closely behind another vehicle